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February 2, 2006

Logging Abandoned Connections - possible with local-tx-datasource?

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I’m currently tracking down database connection leaks, which is always fun. In the new version of our product, we’re using JBoss’ local-tx-datasource. In our last version, we were using a javax.sql.DataSource declared as a resource within a <context> (see here). Does anyone know how to get JBoss’ local-tx-datasource to log abandoned connections?

I’m currently doing this by populating an exception in the initializer of our Database delegate class, setting it to null on a database close, and then printing it if it is not null on finalize. I’d rather use the container to do this sort of thing though.